Rhodesias Smith Seen as Most Hated White Man in Africa
Salisbury dispatch profiles Ian Smith a 46 year old Rhodesian prime minister, portraying him as a rugged leader whose policy shift risks Britain’s rule and black majority rights. It notes his background, political rise, and the harsh Rhodesian security measures, including press censorship and detentions. The piece discusses white dominance, colonial tensions, and the police state atmosphere amid emergency regulations.
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Maryland urged tax reform to fund mental health centers
Former Johns Hopkins chief psychiatrist Dr John C Whitehorn urged Maryland lawmakers to adopt the health services portion of a Cooper Commission tax reform plan to fund a network of community mental health centers. The centers would provide outpatient care, emphasize prevention and reduce reliance on large state facilities. The plan would finance non federal costs with 65 percent state and 35 percent county shares, and a Community Mental Health Service Bill was pressed at the meeting.
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